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A few medium scale high end wonders....

Howdy

Here are a few of mine which except for the Rob Allen mouse are medium scale:

PRS #11 from 1978:

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Custom Viola Bass with Line Six Transplant, Finish by Keith Roscoe:

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Custom Keith Roscoe BirdsEye with midi system:

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Custom Keith Roscoe Buckeye with midi system:

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Custom Rob Allen Mouse, flamed and spalted top:

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Custom Drake "Wilma":

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Custom 32" scale 1951 P Bass:

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Custom 1966 "Hot Rod" P bass:

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For history or technical details the gallery is here:

http://www.innertainment.net

Click on any bass photo to see the deets....

Happy Plucking,

BassHappy
 
Howdy

Here are a few of mine which except for the Rob Allen mouse are medium scale:

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For history or technical details the gallery is here:

http://www.innertainment.net

Click on any bass photo to see the deets....

Happy Plucking,

BassHappy

HEY! Be SURE to check out the bass stories in the gallery!

MOST kool details on all the basses. Worth the read on ALL of it!

And check out the Hot rod restoration link as well!

I'm not a fan of short or medium scale basses, but all I can say is "WOW!"
 
hi how do you go about getting a japanese 32 inch jazz bass?............thanks

These aren't Jazz Basses, but there are usually a couple of Aria Pro II medium scale basses on eBay (MIJ Matsumoku). The yellow one is a rebuilt & modified 1983 CSB-300, and the red one, an '81 CSB-380, is the next project. These were both inexpensive; they aren't "high-end", but they play and sound great.

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Wow,

Thanks to all for the kind words regarding my collection. Been working on it for a while.

Yes, as mentioned if you go to my gallery site you can click on any bass and read the history with in progress photos of most of the builds - along with all the technical details.

For those who missed it, the gallery is here:

www.innertainment.net

Pluck away fellow bassists!

BassHappy